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Like father, like son: Trump Jr. tweets ‘Top Gun’ video of dad shooting CNN jet

President Donald Trump had also tweeted a video earlier this month of a doctored clip from a pro wrestling appearance that shows him pummeling a man whose face is covered by the CNN logo.

Updated on: Jul 10, 2017, 19:56:13 IST
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Donald Trump Jr. has shared a new doctored video of his father attacking CNN.

Donald Trump Jr.  shared a video of an edited clip of the 1986 military thriller “Top Gun” in which President Donald Trump’s face is superimposed over Tom Cruise’s character as he shoots down a Russian jet with a CNN logo on it on July 8. (AP File Photo)
Donald Trump Jr. shared a video of an edited clip of the 1986 military thriller “Top Gun” in which President Donald Trump’s face is superimposed over Tom Cruise’s character as he shoots down a Russian jet with a CNN logo on it on July 8. (AP File Photo)

Trump Jr. shared on Twitter and Instagram a video of a doctored clip of the 1986 military thriller “Top Gun” Saturday. In it, President Donald Trump’s face is superimposed over Tom Cruise’s character as he shoots down a Russian jet with a CNN logo on it. Trump is seen in the clip repeating his “you’re fired” catchphrase before launching a missile.

Trump Jr. called the video, “one of the best I’ve seen.” The source of the doctored video wasn’t immediately clear.

President Donald Trump tweeted a video earlier this month of a doctored clip from a pro wrestling appearance that shows him pummeling a man whose face is covered by the CNN logo. The tweet became Trump’s most-shared tweet.

 
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